I'd like to help! What I bring to the table is that I'm good at recognising systems and discover errors and flaws in logic. I notice, for instance, that terming our poor armadillo an 'object' seems debatable and at the very least unkind. This leaves some questions about a possible change in DaKeed N...

Are you Garulf, the horse that brought the two rohirric children to Edoras?

You are entirely correct. Your turn!

For the record, the orc's name was Grishnákh.

Weee! I am too slow for this game. Sorry about that :unsure: I said what we had taken with us should be food. He said we were not to touch it. We fought, and some died over it - but it did not matter, because none of us lived through the night. I, however, was killed by something very different from...

Aww, thanks

Aand... I'm suddenly confused. I first thought you were Déagol, but it wasn't his, but Sméagol's birthday *goes back to thinking*

You are, of course, correct.


(Wee, goosebumps! And I really love the background of this story too. I think it's amazing )

Yay!

Right, here goes... I'm not entirely sure whether this one wasn't there already though. Didn't find it at least.


Scarred by war as I was,
there was only one that could reach me.
When he was lost,
I was the one who found him.

Who am I?

Could that be Farmer Maggot?

Oh goodness, sorry! University ate me and I completely forgot >_< I don't really have the time to think anything up now either, so I'd just pass it on, if there's anyone other than Tarma still reading, please feel free... I'll take over again if no one has replied in about three weeks, when the seme...

Maybe it seemed cleared to me because I pay a lot of attention to Elrond

Aaand... that would be Gollum, I guess.

Precisely. When the victory over Sauron was celebrated, Arwen's wedding to Aragorn pretty much followed suit, meaning that Elrond lost his daughter to mortality - until the end of the world, as it is. But he did smile when he watched them hug

Your turn!

Missed again I'm afraid... though your answers so far weren't all that far off. Maybe I was too imprecise?

Nope. Try again

The victory is for us all to celebrate,
yet it means a loss to me that I must bear alone.
Eternity should have held together what is now parted for eternity.
And still, when I see the good it brings, I smile.

Who am I?

That's Legolas, Merry and Pippin (in that particular order) in and around a boat when they make ready to leave Lothlórien.

And I meant the Doctor Banner part.

You are correct And considering that the Nazgûl pushed the gate onto him and rode over it, I felt fairly safe in assuming that he did die. It's never stated, though.

Your turn!

BTW, I like your signature

It seems we are now ;) With watchful eyes and little light I do my duty every night to let some in and keep some out, though rain and wind blow all about. I met my end, when at my gate the darkest foe came knocking late. Or, as a friend pointed out, a quote from somewhere else is almost fitting: "I ...

*peeks in carefully after... well, ages*

Would that be the Evenstar?

Is that extended edition by any chance?